Syracuse University
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Male
Quite Bright
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- #1 Top Architecture School Ranking in New York
- #2 Top Journalism School Ranking in New York
- #2 Top School of Information
- #3 Top Journalism
- #3 Top Communications School Ranking in New York
- #4 Top Architecture
- #4 Top Computer Engineering School Ranking in New York
- #5 Top Social Work School Ranking in New York
- #5 Top Economics School Ranking in New York
- #8 Top Philosophy School Ranking in New York
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Major: Communications (This Major's Salary over time)
One advantage to Syracuse is the extensive amount of alumni in the northeast. Being a triple major (TVR/Sociology/Psychology) and graduating from Newhouse has always been a good opener when academic background comes up. For communications, Newhouse has always been considered an Ivy. Graduating from Syracuse puts you in an above average group with the ability to find other alumni that may have some effect on your future.